Eckhart's apophatic theology : knowing the unknowable God
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Eckhart's apophatic theology : knowing the unknowable God
James Clarke, 2024
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Théologie négative et connaissance de Dieu chez Maître Eckhart
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Originally published: J.Vrin : Paris, 1960
Includes bibliographical references (p. [481]-489) and indexes
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内容説明
Vladimir Lossky's posthumously published masterwork is now made available in English for the first time. Eckhart's Apophatic Theology is the culmination of a long process, whereby the renowned Orthodox philosopher and theologian embraced the ways of thinking of a thirteenth-century German mendicant and mystic. While refusing to simplify Eckhart's theology to a system or single motif, Lossky explores in detail the various ramifications of Eckhart's insistence on the ineffability of God.
Is God to be regarded as 'being', or the 'One', or 'Intellect'? Does God's pure expression of each of these preclude the others? Framed by six key statements about God's essence, Lossky lays out Eckhart's approach to this dilemma. His understanding of the problem, guided by careful engagement with a multitude of sources, is exhaustive. Scholars will welcome this eagerly-anticipated translation.
目次
A Note from the Society
Translators
Foreword to the English Translation, by Rowan Williams
Foreword to the First Edition, by Maurice de Gandillac
Preface to the First Edition, by Étienne Gilson
1 Nomen Innominabile
The Search for the Ineffable
The Source of the 'Nomen Innominabile'
Namelessness and Polynymy
Esse Innominable
Eckhart and St Thomas
The Intimate Presences
The Wine of Cana
Mystic or Dialectician?
Ignorance of God and of Self
2 Nomen Omninominabile
Nomen Super Omne Nomen
Collatio Esse
Upper and Lower Waters
The Word without Words
Semel Locotus Est Deus, Duo haec Audivi
The One - 'The Name above All Names'
The First Determination of Being
Puritas et Plenitudo Essendi
Unum et Omnia
Oppositio Nihil Mediationne Entis
The Unity of the Universe
The Way of Unified Eminence
3.Ego Sum Qui Sum
Revelation of the Unique Being
Quidditas et Anitas
Divine Sufficiency and created Indigence
Reduplicatio
'I Live Because I Live'
The Object of Metaphysics
The Knowledge of Quiddities
Quiddity and 'Esse Secundum'
The Level of Substantiality
Essentia et Esse
Two Levels of Essentiality
Intelligere et Esse
4.Regio Dissimilitudinis Infinitae
Created Dissimilitude, the Intellect and Grace
Grace, Glory and Divine Dissimilitude
Ascensio Intellectus
The Apophasis of Opposition
The Opposition between 'Intelligere' and 'Esse'
'Cognitivum Ens' and 'Ens Reale'
Intelligible Species and Exemplary Causes
Seminal Reasons and the Divine Word
Intellectual 'Nihilism' and the 'Uncreatability' of Intellection
5.Splendor in Medio
From Assimilation to Unity
Opposition and Non-opposition
Indistinctio-Distinctio
Dissimiltude-Similtudo
Rota in Medio Rotae
Analogical Causality
God Esse Omnium and the Principle of Analogy
Analogical Predication and the Doctrine of Being
The Analogy of Attribution
'Qui Edunt Me Adhuc Esuriant'
A Deo et in Deo
6.Imago in Speculo
The Divinity-Form and Divine 'Quo Est'
Formal Causality and Divine Exemplarity
Being, Life, Intelligence
The Theology of the Image and Deifying Transformation
Analogy in the 'Transformation into the Same Image'
Index
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